Prior to joining NBC Sports Boston, Forsberg spent nine years covering the Celtics for ESPN. A graduate of Northeastern University, Forsberg started his Journalism career as a college intern at the Boston Globe and spent three years at Boston.com, where he won an Emmy for his multimedia coverage of the Celtics’ title season in 2008.
Forsberg lives in Auburn, Mass., with his wife, Nicole, and two daughters, Zoe and Lexie. Follow Chris on X | Celtics Talk Podcast
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